Anyone know what this is?
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Janet Pizaro on May 15, 2016By any chance does this produce berries?Helpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on May 15, 2016Heres a link that may help you. mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/types/wilflowers-grasses-and otherHelpful Reply
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Deverett on May 15, 2016Looks like a hibiscusHelpful Reply
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Irene on May 15, 2016Looks like Golden sealHelpful Reply
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Melody Stern on May 15, 2016I agree, looks like a mayple leaf Hibiscus,which is deciduous(looses leaves in winter) but time will tell if it blooms or not!Helpful Reply
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Liz Leblanc on May 15, 2016HI! I think you have a grape vine!! Birds planted it! Wait and see if it makes flower clusters and grapes! Have fun, make your own wine!Helpful Reply
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Elsa on May 15, 2016It's neither a hibiscus nor grape. I have it on the side of my house, (sorry, don't know the name) but leaves have a rough texture and one long stem in the middle, with a pretty purple and white bell-like flower at the very top. Difficult to get rid of. The leaves grow very large and look like rhubarb but not as large. I used one as mold to make a cement stepping stone. Beautiful!Helpful Reply
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G B on May 15, 2016Take it to the County extension office or send them a photograph.Helpful Reply
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Tess Borgra on May 15, 2016Ill and MO native and I can tell you that it's none of the above and it is a weed. Sorry, I can't be more specificHelpful Reply
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Connie S on May 15, 2016They even have a smart phone app! http://weedid.missouri.edu/Helpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on May 15, 2016This is definitely not a Hibiscus. Hibiscus leaves are not rough in texture.Helpful Reply
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Susie Poston Newton on May 16, 2016Poison oak....leaves of three, let it be.Helpful Reply
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Martha on May 16, 2016I don't know what this is, but I know poison oak and this isn't poison oak.Helpful Reply
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Sparkles on May 16, 2016is it stinging nettles? If so it has herbal healing properties. It is NOT poison oak or poison ivyHelpful Reply
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Suzette Trimmer on May 21, 2016It is without a doubt an Astilbe, well-known perennial that grows best in shaded areas. However; if dead wrong then you have what I have, an invasion of goutweed.Helpful Reply
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